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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-22
HOME RULE NOT ROME RULE.

A Desperate Shift That Should Cause an En-
gIishman to Blush with Shame.
T. P. G1Il's Cable Special to New York Tribune.
The effect produced by the revelation as to
the design of the government to seek the help Of
Rome to repress Ireland proves that the revela-
tion was not made moment too soon. The
design was afoot, I announced, and the
Unionists were in great elaton ove- the sup
posed prospects Of it's success. Of ths many
striking proofs of this which the last few DAYS
have afforded perhaps the most remarkable is
the article in yesterdays Observer. The OBJ
server is Lord Hartington's organ. Yesterday
with desperate frankness it advocated the
payment of the priests by the government in
order that they might be under the control of
the castl . and not, now. depending on the
people for their support. "The head of the
Catholic Church" it says ''could afford it ma
terial assistance in checking the mischievous
designs of the Parnellites. We see no ground
for the conclusion that the Catholic Church in
Ireland as body is aienated from British rule
beyond recall. The bulk of the priests" it goes
on to say, ''are sitting on the fence, and
it is in the power of British statesman
ship to say on which side OF 1t
they shall descend. The way to make them al
to their temporal well their spiritual in
terests. Provision in some form for Catholic
university must be made, but this is not
enough. Concurrent endowment being out of
the question since the disestablishment of the
Protestant Church, the Irish priesthood must be
brought by some other means into direct sti-
pendary connection with the state. They must
be freed from dependence their focks and
given a permanent material interest in main
tanning good relations with the executive"
Such article this proves that the gov
ernment must be driven idiotic by desperation.
AS an answer to it, Mr. billions speech at the
election contest now going at Winchester
may be quoted. Using the language of O'Con.
nell an Irish Roman Catholic, he said that
although they reverenced his Holiness the Pope
in Rome the head Of their religion they
would more take political guidance
the Sultan of Turkey. One resul. of the
revelations recently made in London was that
no Unionist Tory for the future should talk
before English meeting of home rule being
Rome rule in Ireland. He felt bound to say so
much on this matter because it was a striking
and startling revelation. Could any Englishman
conceive a greater humiliation for the govern
ment of this country than to go on a begging
mission to his Holiness in Rome to ask what
would certainly be refused-for the Pope
good deal too sensible a man-to ask for his as
s;ssance to help her Majesty to govern her sub
jects in Irelanda
DUBLIN. Dec 21.-Editor Hooper, following
Mr.. OBriens example. refuses TO wear the
prison clothes and remains in bed day and night.
Mr.. David Sheehy, mem Der for South Galway
was sentenced, at Clonmel to-day, to one
months imprisonment for violations of the
crimes act in addressing prohibited league meet
mos
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-22
KILRAIN- SMITH.
Mr.. Fox Claims the Stake and the Champion
shin for the Baltimore Man.
not credited

Mr. Fox Claims the Stake and the Champion
ship for the Baltimore Man.
NEW YORK, Dec 2L-Richard X. Fox, the
backer of Jake Kirain. received the following
dispatch from London by cable to-day:
Sporting Life has the following bulletin dis
played in its window, and it is attracting large
crowds: 'Kilrain arrived in London last night
He is in the best of condition, and ready and
willing to fight Smith. His only injury is a
black eye. His hands all sound. Kilrain
claims the championship of the world and the
Police Gazette belt, which he is prepared to
defend against all comers. Smith refuses to
renew the fight. and the stakes must de drawn
in accordance with the referees decision
"Kilran is pronounced the greatest fighter of
modern times. Smiths hackers awarded him
his share of the battle money, and Kilrain
claims similar treatment Gable at in
structions ATKINSON"
Mr. Fox sent the following reply:
''If Smith won't fight, claim the full stakes
and championship of the world for Kilrain and
will present champion with the entire
stakes Smiths back down must be publicly
announced. RICHARD K. Fox"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-22
Fatal Fight Between Lawyers.

WAvERLY, Ia, Dec 21.--W. S. Kingsley,
county attorney, was shot and instantly killed
in his Office about o'clock this evening by A.
Z. Billing, another attorney, who was shot in
the back but received only slight wound. the
ball having struck a ring in his suspenders,
which evidently saved his life. Mr. Kingsley
was a young man who stood very high in the
community He was graduate of the law de-
partment OF the State University. and was
elected county attorney for Bremen county a
little over year ago. Mr.. Billing has been a
practicine attorney here for about fifteen years.
He is now under arrest, and the details of the
shocking tragedy will probably be brought out
at the coroner's inquest.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-22
A Bold Robber.

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 2L--An unknown man en-
tered Nickelrs jewelry store, at Waukesha, at
O'Clock tonight. and stole $500 worth of jewelry
and an unknown ouanty of diamonds in the
most daring manner. The store is located on
Main street, and people were passing by in num-
bers at the time, but the frosted windows shut
out view of what was transpiring inside. The
clerk, named Vincent, was the only person in
the store. The stranger walked up to him. hit
him on the head with iron bar. and supple
mented the blow with threat to kill him if he
stirred from the spot. He then bolted the door
with the iron bar rifed the showcase and safe
of watches and diamonds, and fled There is
clew The clerk not seriously injured, the
blow from the iron bar merely dazng him.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-22
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Dublin Excited Over Attempt OF Father
to Avenge the Ruin OF Els Daughter.

DUBLIN. Dec. 21.-A tremendous sensation
caused in society and other circles to-day
by an attempt to shoot the Rev. Henry Melville,
a young clergyman. made by Captain Dunne,
formerly governor of Castlebar Jail, and an
officer in the Union army during the American
war of the rebellion. Captain Dunno charges
Melville with having seduced his daughter while
the latter residing with Melvile's wife. AZ
ter the discovery of the illicit relations of the
pair, Melville eloped with the girl and went to
the continent. They returned 10 England after
awhile, and were discovered by Dunno in Lon
don. Melville then fed to Ireland and was pur
sued by Dunno, who traced him to Dublin.
While Melville was being driven in cab, to-
day, Dunno saw him and made dash for the
vehicle, firing a revolver at its occupant Mel
vile saw his assailant coming and held the cab
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-22

of one hundred yards, DeShelter found himself
on the brink of huge cylindrical shaft sunk In
the floor of the cavern. The mouth OF this shaft
twenty feet in circumference. and 1t was
seemingly without end Near the mysterious
shaft was q narrow opening, and passing into
this DeShelter discovered a room in the cave
much larger than the first Figures of limestone
formations, undisturbed for ages. impeded
tbs progress of the explorer, but in every dl-
rection he discovered similar openings. which
confirmed him in the belief that the cave ex-
tends far under the waters of Lake Erie. and
that it Is possibly connected with Perrys cave
at Putin Bay. He is convinced the cave is
miles in extent.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-22
, Fisherman,s Wonderfo, Discovery.

TOLEDO, o., Dec. PA report from Locust
Point, Ottawa county. a town the shores of
Lake Erie. tells of the discovery of a NAM
moth cave there. The shores of Lake Erie
along the edge of Ottawa county wild. rongh
and rocky, and have never beer fully explored.
A French fisherman named DeShelter found the
cave last summer while swimming at the creek.
In diving he was carried under a rock, aud came
up the other side in vast cavern. Later he
made another visit there with lantern. and
found that through the cavern flowed another
small stream, which apparently united with the
waters of Lake Erie long distance to the
northwest. Following this stream for q distance
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-22
The Great Eastern Sold for Old Metal.

LONDON, Dec. 2L-The mammoth steamship
Great Eastern has been sold for fl6, 500, and it
will cost fl5,000 more to break her up for sale
old metal, which is the intention of her pur-
chasers. 1t is undou btedly the case that every
person among the large number who have been,
from time to time. interested in the owner
it remains to be seen whether the parties who
discover nothing more useful or valuable in her
than the quantity of junk her reduction to heaps
of scrap metal will supply, will be more forum
ate in their investment than the others.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-22

swinburne La,npoons Gladstone.

LONDON, Dec. 21.-Swinburne has published
a iampoon on Gladstone under the title, "Citoyen
Tartuffe," as follows: ''Pierre Joyense was born
in Normandy. Marseilles. Dauphiny. Rouen, or
Toulouse. according to the birth place of the
people ne seeks to deceive He began political
life as a Clerical Royalist, but changes with
every phase of French politics until the restora-
ton of the monarchy, when he disappears for
ever under a universal voInit of disgust"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-22
Ralph w. Lee Indicted.

CHICAGO. Dec. 20-The grand jury yesterday
rendered an indictment against the young man,
1nnraa his WI W Ra1rsoa TN -
ident of the Union Trust Company, several
weeks ago, just after the latter had come out of
the Third Presbyterian Church at the conclusion
of the Sunday morning services. Action on the
case has been delayed this long on account of
the condition of the step-father. as in the case
OF the latters death the indictment would have
been one for murder instead of an attempt to
commit murder
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-22
Big ships for the Innans.

LONDON, Dec. 21-The steamers City of New
York and City of Paris, be-
ing built for the Inman 81 international
Company, of Liverpool. for transatlantic
service, will be 525 feet long on the water line,
$50 feet over eli. 63s feet beam, 40 feet nodded
depth, and TO, 600 gross tons each They will
have two sets of engines, each driving separate
screws. To prevent the vessels from rolling
badly. they will be provided with a rolling cham
ber, similar to that fitted In some large British
war ships. Both have been specially arranged
SO thai they can be available as armed cruisers.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-22
News from Stanley.

LONDON, Dec. 2l.-Advices from Zanzibar.
under date of Dec. 10. state that a messenger
had arrived from central Africa, who brings no
direct news from Henry NJ. Stanley, but says it
is reported the eastern side of Lake Nyapza
that Mr.. Stanley. after many prvat;ons,
reached Wadelai in the early part of Septem-
her. The principal difficulty ne encountered
was between the Mabodi country and Wadelai
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-22
Engineer and Fireman Fatally Injnred

MASON CITY. Ia. Dec. 2L-Two passenger
trains the Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul
road collided about two miles west of Calmar at
an early hour this morning Both trains were
running at high rate of speed. Both engines
and two overturned and piled up in
confusion Engineer Loup and his fireman,
Brannigan. both of this city, were caught In
the debris, and IL was over three hours before
they could BE- extricated. Neither can live. The
baggagemen on both trains were badly injured.
The accident the result OF a misunderstand-
ing of the time table.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-22

daughter of Mr.. S. c. Long. of Russellville. Ky,
is my steriously missing from her boarding place,
Mr.. III. Thane Miller's Mount Auburn institute
Miss Long was here studying music at the Col
lege OF Music, and boarded with her sister, who
is pupil at the institute. On Monday after
noon last she went to the College of Music, and
has not since been heard from She is twenty
years of age. medium height dark hair and ewes
a telegram was sent to her father, but no reply
has been received.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-22
The Pope,s Coming Jubilee.

ROME. Dec. 2L-Au absent cardinals have
been summoned to return to Rome before the
1st of January to take part in the Popes jubilee.
Two hundred foreign bishops and many Eu-
ropean Legitimst aristocrats have given notice
of their intention to visit Rome after Christmas
to attend the celebration. The Pope will re-
ceive, though in private. the good wishes of the
Italian royal family.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-22
A Chance for Sullivan.

LONDON, Dec. 2L-In interview to-day Kill
rain said he would ignore Sullivaus challenge
til, the latter had fought Mitchell. A notice
was posted in Fleet street that Krain claims
the championship. Smith is indignant at Kill
rains assumption of the title, and says he is
willing to fight Kilrain tomorrow.
Mr.. Bull, of Windsor offers to match Kilran
against Sullivan for So 000
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-22
Rumored Illness of JAY Gould.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2L-A report gained curren-
cy to day that Jay Gould obliged by illness
to abandon his journey abroad and had cabled
his New York physician to come to Europe at
once Russell Sage said there was truth in
the report cablegram afterwards re-
ceived reporting Mr.. Gould well at Florence.
DR.. Simmons, who was Mr. Goulds physician,
is in the city as usual.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-22
Exseorstary Mannipg Fatally III.

ALBANY n Y. Dec. 2L-The following was
given out tonight by the Manning family re-
earding the ILLNESS of the OK x-Secretarv Mr..
Manning has rested quietly today and his gen.
eral condition is about the same as yesterday.
His PHI scians do not look for an INN ediate
crisis, but recovery is improbable.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-22
WHEN INDICATIONS.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY warmer, with fair
weather.
HOW VIZ Do IT.

The secret of success in retail mercantile life
days seems be ingenuity in the development of de-
vices to attract trade it is in the line of such
ingenuity that the chief efforts of the retail dealers
seem be directed. This is especially at this
time when the holiday trade is beginning and tn 9
storekeepe-s have full stocks of novel goods which
to exercise their ingenuity.-New York Sun.
Our great device is retailing clothes at manu-.
facturers' price.
In hats we buy for several stores at once. thus
getting bottom prices. Then take small
profits in order to push trade.
In all holiday novelties are pushing price
and quality just as close together possible for
both to live.
The result of it is that we are having a great
holiday trade. In the way OF FANCY FUR
NISHINGS, NECK and FaNDKERCHIEFS.
GLOVES. SMOKING JACKETS, BATH
ROBES, PLUSH-COVERED TOILET BOXES
and all that, the goods themselves fresh
and novel as to attract attention, and the device
that sells them is the low price. Come all day
and every evening this week.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-22
" Browns Bronchial Troches'


Are excellent for the relief of Hoarseness Sore
Throat. They are exceedingly ffective.'-Chris-
tian World, London Eng.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-22

rug IN front of him. stopping the bullet Dunno
was arrested and committed for trial Public
sympathy is strongly in his favor.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-22
Quarrel Among Sporting Men.

LONDON. Dec. 2L-Sporting circles excited
over a quarrel between Lord Durham and Sir
George Chetwynd. Lord Durham. speaking at
the dinner of the Gimcrack Club, suggested that
jockey Wood was selling races, and insinuatsd
that owners of horses ridden by Wood were i'm
plcated. Chetwynd considered that insinua-
ton upon himself. As he was keeping horses in the
stables mentioned by Durham and sent
sage to the latter demanding that he either APP
polosize or fight. Durham refuses to do either.
Chetwynd will appeal to the Jockey Club to
take action in the matter.
Favorable View of the Crown Princes Case.
BERLIN, Dec 21.-The Crown Princes
physicians report that they satisfied with
the Frince's progress The Grown Prince took
a walk to-day, accompanied by the Prince of
SAKE Meiningen. The Magdeburg Zeitung says:
Medical opinion now permits the assumption
that regular continuance OF the present treat
ment will avert danger and reduc6 the chance of
a fatal issue to q minimum; that the Crown
Prince will vet be enabled to fulfil the duties of
his high station. Professor Virchow takes this
favorable view
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-22
Holiday Goods.

We show thousands
of articles suitable for holi-
day gifts, at prices below
all competition. Come
and see what we can do
for you in Neckwear,
Mufflers, Silk and Linen
Handkerchiefs, Gloves,
Smoking Jackets, Dress
ing Gowns, Fur Caps, Fur
and Plush Robes, Ladies
Hand bags, Valises, etc.
, 1887-09-14
Is s." washers for galvan-
lied iron Sheets.
Written, Sealed Tenders, Asrkd
Estate TREASURY'S ESTATES"

to be forwarded to the Government,
on or before the 23rd inst. embody-
ing a statement of the price of eaclr
article to be delivered. The tenders
will be opened on the following day,
SATURDAY 9th inst, In the
Government Secretarys Office, in
t~hepresence ofthe parties concerned.
The Government reserves the right
of deciding within three days after,
which of the lowest tenders shall
be accepted.
Any article or articles advertised
for, according to notice in the st.
Cyoig Avis of 25th August 1886, by
which articles were
likely to be required to 30th Sep
TENDER 1887 for these Estates, if
not all required by that time, will
not be called for after tenders have
been accepted III the present in
stance. 81.
C~hristiansted, st. Oroix, 7th September
1887. sr@tsi40
JAS p. BRULEY,
Inspector Of State Treasury's Estotes.
, 1887-09-14

ALLIE og Enhyer, der MATTE have
(al Noget at fordre paa afgangne
Enke SUSANNA COOPERS og It'd
ligere abode Egtefelle Edmond
Coopers Fallesbo indkaldes herved
med 3 Maaneders 4 Varsel til for
undertegnede Skifteret at anmelde og
bevisliggjore deres Krav.
Christiansteds Skifteret, st. Croix, den Cite
September 1887. g
MAXEN,
est.
, 1887-09-14

for according to notice in st. Crosir
Avis of 25th August 1886, by which
e("CIRCH'0 articles were likely to
be required to 30th September 1887
for these Estates, if not all required
by that. time, will not be called for
after tenders have been accepted in
the present instance. <s' 1a@
Christiansted St. Croix, 7th September
1887. 50 G~ara.gE q -T ay 0-
q JAS. P. BRULEY.
Inspector Of State Tre0s@ry's Estates.
, 1887-09-14
N OTI E.

IN u q
RN accordance with orders from
q the Government of the Danish
West India Islands, the following
articles, to be delivered according as
required for the STATE TGEASUBY'S ESTATES,
from 1st October 1887 to 3Oth Septena-
Der 1888, are hereby offered for public
competition, viz: .usa a~.r..G
For Estates Work & Rest,
Grange &c.
From IL to 20 puncheons best Bran
IS. DIVINE Cornmeal.
g" 10 to Is M. Boston Shingles.
Crca 70 Banking plough Socks No.
%.
.aH l HID. Smith Coal.
-" 12 moulding plough Socks
No. 1913.
10 gallons Harness Oil.
100 blank Estate Reports.
q" 500 lbs. various sizes bar Iron.
" Is yards best quality Ameri-
aa can Bamboo. 5a
SO yards best quality Canvass.
" so pounds Tallow.
rs Axle Grease.
" q NJ. feet white pine Boards.
Is lbs. End quality white Lead.
b" 10 gallons paint Oil.
-" 20 pounds packing Rope.
-" 3 dozen best No. 8 Lyndon's
a.@5 Hoes .as fl -5asa -aa 19ol
-" 5 DOZEN do do. Bills.
.o'f.oa so fathoms tar Rope.
e" IS do. Manila do.
r." {. dozen 1 inch roller Buckles
.ssfssa for MulesHarness. sids $50.
pltta 6 English Manure Forks. i
%" 6 pounds .Saddlers' sewing
.aa. Irvine. * @-n+ aa1 aIdl o.-ar
90 150pounds assorted sizes, wire
yl1ot aor wrought Nails. mia ds.u aa.
o"' IS barrelsspond Salt gao
-" 3 Horse Brushes, Large.
.aH s 2 Curry Combs. las ssg.a. aos
=" ea27Maneacdos, ii jaea.q 91a sasaI
ss'45os4 casks best quality Danish
f s4al 5Oi1meal. esa sI' .
ytSSiaa4a sides American 81 Harness
5e7zesdo Leather. % sadl b aagoze ri 1l
s'1pob2 puncheohse Of 25proof Rum
aFxi3@l1o M, feet, Of various sizes,
odpt aosa pitchopinea Standings omaa
lt' sga2 pans best Kerosene Oil. 1s.o5
.gig5rW Written Sealed Tenders, Marked ooIts
sssSs'sTATETREAsUMsEsTATEs''. q :.
tol he. forwarded to the Government
on rls on before the 23rd inst, emnboqdy-
ing . statement1of the 1piioe of each
article to bendelivered! The tenders
viii Be opened Oh the following day,
SATURDAY. oath inst, il, the Coz
vernmentoSecreta Offices In the
presence of the parties concerned a
The Government reserves the right
Of deciding within three days after
whichof the lowest lenders shall be-
a6nArathdb.9 o. 6a*adggata seized & Re 91s5ag1a es&
, 1887-09-14

n III LII L.
accordance with orders from
A the Government Of the Danish
India Islands, the following
articles, to be delivered 0ccwdimg as
.eomired for the STATE TREASURES ESTATES,
rom 1st October 1887 to3Oh September
1888, are hereby offered for public
competition, viz: .a. .
For Estates Sion Farm &
Peters Rest &c. E
From y to 20 puncheons best Bran
DIVINE Cornmeal.
10 to Is M. Boston Shingles.
Circa 2 Hhds. Smith Goal.
6pairs plough handles.
1 Side Hill Plough.
" 6 do. do, Plough Socks.
IL banking plough Socks, No.
%.
" IL subsoil do. do.
:" II moulding do. do. No. 191.
10 gallons Harness Oil.
12O blank Estate Reports.
" 1000 pounds assorted sizes bar
Iron.
{" so yards best quality Canvass.
" 40 do. American Bamboo.
100 pounds Axle Grease.
" 80 good Tallow.
3 NJ. feet white pine Boards.
1900 do. pitch pine Scantlings,
Of various sizes.
8" so lbs. End quality white Lead.
I" / large Grindstone.
r,"@ 10 gallons paint Oil.
" / key 100 lbs. metallic Paint.
" 8 pounds lamp Black.
81" 10 9. packing Rope.
IS" 3 dozen best quality No.
z 8 aLyndon's Hoes.
" 3 " &c" &c Bills.
4mule back chains.
80 yards white Serge. ~
~" so pounds tar Rope.
so Manila ="
i'll" dozen I inch roller Buckles,
~ .o4 ao. for mule harness - -
-" o512 English manure Forks,
:" 8 ShoveIs.
" 6 lbs. saddlers' Sewing Irvine,
!" 800 !" assorted sizes wire or
aoi 1apolw wrought Nails.
+" 2 barrels pond Salt.
IS Is pairs wood Ok Bows. g.lsr
81 2 dozen grass Knives. (iron
es.1a ID handle. } lsa5se i. .aal a.as
a L Horse shoe Rasp.
g 6 Qarge size1 horse Brushes.
g g curry Combs,
-" so pounds Seaweed. 90
"a" IL casks best quality Danish
Oilmeal. S
I" pun. % proof Rum 5 aa...
i" 2 casks Molasses. .6aii.q stf
60 rs pounds Sage. aaa
:" 4 pans leach S gallons best
Bsa sId4 Kerosene Oil. Go
b"a 1000 sheets of galvanized Iron
90 pip for roofing, 3x2 feetaoa eli
200 feet galvanized iron ridge
sgaa Gaps. $50 40 gflqa3Is slasy s43
a. rn ~ IL Oorovr0 p